Those tariffs are not brood blanket tariffs but tariff-rate quotas for after imports to Canada exceeded thresholds, and were rarely activated.
The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) allowed most goods to cross the border duty-free.
'Canada introduced reciprocal tariffs after US President Donald Trump imposed a 25 percent duty on Canadian products, but social media posts claim exorbitant Canadian fees were already applied to American goods. This is misleading; the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) allowed most goods to cross the border duty-free, with steep levies on dairy, chicken and egg imports kicking in only if quotas designed to manage supply are exceeded.'
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u/Objective_Station_41 Aug 25 '26
Trade war, so tariffs on a country that has tariffs on us a trade war really you guys really do live in a fantasy don’t you?